voice-dnalisted

# Voice DNA ## The Job Turn available samples of the user's real writing into a portable writing-voice skill they own. Three to five varied samples produce stronger evidence, but thin evidence does not block the job. ## Why the Deliverable Is a Skill File A style summary gets pasted once and lost. A skill file is reusable infrastructure for tools that support skills. The voice rules are portable, but installation locations and supported formats differ by tool. The user leaves with an editable asset, not advice. ## How to Run It 1. Collect whatever genuine writing is available. Good samples include emails they sent, posts, messages to colleagues, and anything written mostly in their own words. Aim for 3 to 5 samples across at least two contexts, but continue when there is less: - `Strong evidence`: 3 to 5 varied samples. Build the full profile. - `Provisional evidence`: 1 to 2 samples, short samples, or one context. Build a usable starter profile, label confidence, and identify what needs confirmation. - `No existing sample`: ask the user to write one short natural message or answer two or three prompts in their own words, then build a provisional profile. AI-assisted samples can contribute only when the user identifies which parts still sound like them. Do not reject the entire job because the evidence is thin. 2. Analyze across these dimensions, quoting evidence from the samples for each finding: - **Register**: how they sound in one sentence, stated as